Hallam Family History

John married Jane Harrison on 24 Nov 1836 in Wanlip, Leicester, England. Jane was born in 1807 in Hoton, Leicester, England and was christened on 26 Nov 1807 in Hoton, Leicester, England.

97. Thomas Hallam was born in 1819 in Burton, Leicestershire, England, died on 11 Apr 1891 in Hamilton, Victoria, Australia at age 72, and was buried in Apr 1891 in Hamilton, Victoria, Australia,.

Thomas married Mary Brown on 17 Jan 1842 in All Saints, Loughborough, Leicestershire, England, daughter of Living and Ann Holwell. Mary was born in 1817 in Woodhouse Eaves, Leicestershire, England, was christened in 1837 in Yorkshire, England,, and died on 11 Feb 1867 in Hamilton, Victoria, Australia at age 50.

+ 190 M i. George Hallam was born in 1842 in Loughborough, Leicestershire, England, died on 13 Mar 1906 in Pimpinio, Victoria, Australia at age 64, and was buried in Mar 1906 in Pimpinio, Victoria, Australia.

+ 191 M ii. Thomas Hallam was born in 1844 in Loughborough, Leicestershire, England, died in 1933 in Horsham, Victoria, Australia at age 89, and was buried in Apr 1933 in Horsham, Victoria, Australia.

+ 192 F iii. Ann Hallam was born on 19 Aug 1849 in Rose & Crown Yard, Baxter Gate, Loughborough, Leicestershire, England, was christened in 1850 in Loughborough, Leicestershire, England, died on 14 Dec 1881 in Byaduk, Victoria, Australia at age 32, and was buried in Byaduk, Victoria, Australia.

193 F iv. Elizabeth Hallam was born on 16 Nov 1851 in Loughborough, Leicestershire, England and died on 26 Oct 1852.

+ 194 M v. Samuel Hallam was born on 19 Oct 1862 in Murphey's Creek, Victoria, Australia, died on 21 Mar 1942 in Wonwondah, Victoria, Australia, at age 79, and was buried in Horsham, Victoria, Australia,.

Thomas next married Jessie McKenzie. Jessie died on 31 Jul 1883 in Hamilton, Victoria, Australia and was buried in Hamilton, Victoria, Australia.

195 M i. Arthur Hallam was born in 1883, died in 1884 in Hamilton, Victoria, Australia at age 1, and was buried in Hamilton, Victoria, Australia.

Thomas next married Caroline Moorman in Hamilton, Victoria, Australia. Caroline died on 28 May 1887.

98. Joseph Hallam was born on 16 Jun 1822 in Burton, Leicestershire, England, died on 8 Jun 1909 in Horsham, Victoria, Australia at age 86, and was buried in Horsham, Victoria, Australia.

General Notes: Joseph and Hannah arrived with children Henry (6), Maria Ann (4) & William (1) at Adelaide on the 26th of August 1853 on the ship "Magdalena". Henry and Maria Ann's last name was Northridge as they were Hannah's children from her previous marriage.
From South Australia, the Hallam's travelled to Ballarat in Victoria. During the journey Henry Northridge was left to help another traveller drive a horse and cart and has not been heard of since. Also on the journey Hannah was badly burnt at a campfire, her clothes caught alight she tried to put it out with her hand, resulting in a withered arm.
At some later stage they lived in teh Wonwondah area.

Joseph married Hannah Pidd on 28 Apr 1851 in Grantham, Lincoln, England. Hannah was born on 22 May 1825 in Little Ponton, Lincoln, England, died on 20 Oct 1910 in K'Burra, Victoria, Australia at age 85, and was buried on 22 Oct 1910 in K'Burra, Victoria, Australia.

+ 196 M i. William Hallam was born in 1852 in Grantham, Lincolnshire, England and died in 1929 at age 77.

+ 198 F iii. Elizabeth Hallam was born on 21 May 1856 in Port Adelaide, South Australia and died in 1900 at age 44.

101. Francis Hallam was born in 1824, died in 1886 at age 62, and was buried in Loughborough, Leicester, England.

General Notes:
Census:. Source Information:
Dwelling Wards End 14 Wheat Sheaf Yd
Census Place Loughborough, Leicester, England
Family History Library Film 1341750
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 3144 / 60
Page Number 12

Census Household:. Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Francis HALLAM Head M Male 56 Loughboro, Leicester, England Cotton Fr Wk Ktr
Pheabe HALLAM Wife M Female 54 Loughboro, Leicester, England
Sarah HALLAM Daur U Female 16 Loughboro, Leicester, England Cotton Fr Wk Ktr (H)
Elizabeth HALLAM Daur Female 12 Loughboro, Leicester, England Scholar

Francis married Phoebe Clarke on 2 Mar 1845 in Emmanuel, Loughborough, Leicester, England. Phoebe was born in 1845.

+ 207 M iv. George Hallam was born in 1859 in Loughborough, Leicester, England.

General Notes: Occupation:. Framework knitter
1881 British Census:. Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Enoch HALLAM Head M Male 43 East Leake, Nottingham, England F W K Striped Cotton Socks
Elizabeth HALLAM Wife M Female 42 Ratcliffe On Soar, Nottingham, England Seamer Of Cotton Socks
Elizabeth Ann HALLAM < Dau U Female 21 East Leake, Nottingham, England Seamer Of Cotton Socks
Herbert HALLAM Son Male 12 East Leake, Nottingham, England Scholar
Ernest Joseph HALLAM Son Male 9 East Leake, Nottingham, England Scholar
Henry HALLAM Son Male 6 East Leake, Nottingham, England Scholar
Amos HALLAM Son Male 4 East Leake, Nottingham, England

Source Information:
Dwelling Street Side
Census Place East Leake, Nottingham, England
Family History Library Film 1341751
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 3149 / 7
Page Number 5

Enoch married Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born in Ratcliffe On Soar, Nottingham, England.

130. Elizabeth Hallam was born on 2 Nov 1834 in East Leake, Nottinghamshire, was christened on 9 Apr 1935 in East Leake, Nottinghamshire, died on 2 Jul 1917 in Rotherby, Leicestershire at age 82, and was buried in Rotherby, Leicestershire.

Elizabeth married Thomas White on 31 Dec 1855 in Parish Church, East Leake, Nottinghamshire. Thomas was born on 27 Sep 1829 in Frisby on the Wreake, Leicestershire and died on 30 Jun 1911 in Rotherby, Leicestershire at age 81.

+ 225 M iv. George White was born on 5 Oct 1862 in Frisby on the Wreake, Leicestershire and died on 27 Dec 1945 in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire at age 83.

226 F v. Elizabeth White was born on 27 Feb 1865 and died in 1903 at age 38.

General Notes: Life of. In the 1881 Census his occupation is listed as Agricultural Labourer and his address is given as 16 Slade Street Ilkerston Derby England

137. John Cooper Hallam was born on 15 Jul 1845 in Loughborough, Leicester, England and was christened on 2 Jan 1849 in All Saints, Loughborough, Leicester, England.

235 F i. Ellen Hallam was born on 15 Feb 1874 in All Saints, Loughborough, Leicester, England and died on 28 Apr 1874.

General Notes: 1881 British Census:. Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Robert OLDHAM Head W Male 78 Nottingham, England Lace Maker
Arthur OLDHAM Son U Male 26 Nottingham, England Lace Maker
Thomas HALLAM Son In Law M Male 31 Loughborough Iron Moulder
Emma HALLAM Daur M Female 29 Nottingham, England
Agnes HALLAM Grand Daur Female 4 Nottingham, England Scholar
Elizabeth HALLAM Grand Daur Female 2 Nottingham, England

Source Information:
Dwelling 15 Page St
Census Place Nottingham St Nicholas, Nottingham, England
Family History Library Film 1341804
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 3365 / 15
Page Number 23

142. Charles Hallam was born in 1858 in Loughborough, Leicester, England and died on 18 Jul 1916 at age 58. The cause of his death was drowned.

General Notes: The gentleman is Charles Hallam who ran his own tailoring shop in Loughborough in Leicester. Legend has it he was on his way to visit is daughter Beatrice and went missing. He was found the next day dead in Loughborough Canal by two boys. No one knows why he or how he died, but it is believed he was depressed due to ailing health.
1881 British Census:. Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Charles HALLAM Lodger (Head) M Male 22 Loughborough, Leicester, England Tailor
Ellen HALLAM Wife Of Lodger M Female 23 Whymeswold, Leicester, England Upolstress
Fred C. HALLAM Son Of Lodger Male 1 St Mary, Leicester, England

Source Information:
Dwelling 25 Noble Street
Census Place Leicester St Mary, Leicester, England
Family History Library Film 1341758
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 3177 / 44
Page Number 4

Charles married Ellen Clarke. Ellen was born in 1857 and died in 1929 at age 72.

243 M i. Thomas Samuel Hallam was born in 1884 and died on 23 Nov 1965 at age 81.

Thomas married Harriet Flora Woodcock. Harriet was born in 1885 and died in 1933 at age 48.

+ 244 M ii. Frederick C Hallam was born on 21 Dec 1879 and died in 1960 in Loughborough at age 81.

144. Emily Jane Webb was born on 10 Jan 1842 in Hobart and died on 7 Oct 1882 in Green Pnds Tasmania at age 40. The cause of her death was Inflammation of the lungs.

Medical Notes: Emily died three weeks after the birth of her tenth child aged 40 yrs at Green Ponds.

Emily married William James White on 16 Feb 1863 in Oatlands Tasmania, son of Unknown and Unknown. William was born in 1843 in Launceston Tasmania.

248 F ii. Hannah Maria Eva White was born on 30 Apr 1865 in Bothwell Tasmania..

+ 250 F iv. Florence Emily White was born on 17 Apr 1869 in Bothwell Tasmania..

253 M vii. Frank Augustus White was born on 6 Jan 1875 in Green Ponds Tasmania.

254 M viii. Percy Frederick White was born on 21 Dec 1877 in Green Ponds Tasmania.

255 M ix. Herbert Everard White was born on 21 Jul 1880 in Green Ponds Tasmania.

145. Maria Meade Webb was born on 14 Sep 1843 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 16 Jan 1882 in Portland at age 38, and was buried in Goulds Country Union Church St Helens Tas. The cause of her death was Inflamation.

General Notes: Maria married Robert at her Grandfathers (Mr Hallam's house ) at O'briens Bridge Glenorchy. Witnesses: John Hallam and Mary Anne Golding.;

Maria married Robert B McGough on 10 Jun 1865 in Hobart Tasmania. Robert was born on 18 Jul 1843 in Dundee Forfarshire Scotland.

258 M ii. Robert Barnard William McGough was born on 18 Mar 1866 in Hobart Tasmania and died on 26 Apr 1867 in Hill Street Wesleyan Hobart Tasmania at age 1.

259 F iii. Maria Sarah McGough was born on 20 Jun 1867 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 4 Jul 1867 in Hobart Tasmania, and was buried in Hill Street Wesleyan Hobart Tasmania.

260 F iv. Effie Roberta Jean McGough was born on 30 Jun 1869 in Hobart Tasmania and died on 27 Mar 1949 at age 79.

261 F v. Maria Isobel B McGough was born on 3 Aug 1874 in Hobart and died on 19 Mar 1877 in Hobart at age 2.

146. Mary Ann Webb was born on 30 Aug 1845 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 26 Jun 1919 in Tasmania at age 73, and was buried in Cornelian Bay Cemetery.

General Notes: A short time after the birth of Vyvyana, Mary Anne's husband went to New Zealand to "make good" Her father William Webb considered her too young and her baby daughter to go with him, and so she returned to her father's care along with the baby. It is not known what Wyndham v Gwyer did in New Zealand, or how long he was there for, but it is believed Mary Ann and his daughter did not really live with him again. He visited them and his grandchildren.
Mary Anne Gwyer made her will on the 29th of January at Ballarat Victoria. At this time it appears she was residing at No. 207 Sturt St, with George Webb (fishmonger) She must have moved about the family living with different ones after her father died. When her daughter was married , or sometime after, she went to with her and her husband Robert McGough.
She was alway's known as Aunt Mary and never grandma or grandmother. Mary Ann told different ones she still always loved Wyndham Gwyer although she had not lived with him for so long. I t is a rather sad love story with so many unanswered questions. Mary Ann is Buried in the Cornelian Bay Cemetery near all the McGough's of that branch
Informant at the birth of Mary Ann Webb was her grandmother Maria Hallam

Brief Record Details

First names : Mary Hannah
Surname : GWYER
Age :
Date of death :
Service type : Burial
Service date : 27-Jun-1919
Last residence : STREET
Grave location -
Cemetery : Cornelian Bay
Area or denomination : SCOT
Section : K
Site number : Number 62,

Mary married Wyndham Vyvyan Gwyer on 10 Jul 1862 in Oatlands, son of Unknown and Unknown. Wyndham was born in 1833, died in 1911 in Launceston at age 78, and was buried in Carr Villa Cem. Launceston Paupers Grave.

• Occupation: Overseer?Prospector late of Bristol England
1851 Cencus for Bristol England he was a Clerk
1862 At his marriage he was an Overseer in Tasmania
1863 At his daughters birth he was a Labourer
1886 at his daughters marriage he was a prospector
1903 and 1910 Census at Zeehan he was a miner
1911 at his death in Launceston he was a Pensioner

+ 265 F i. Vyvyanna Wyndam Gwyer was born on 24 Apr 1863 in Campbell Town Tas and died on 10 Aug 1943 at age 80.

147. William Alfred Webb was born on 7 Dec 1847 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 11 Jul 1921 in Hawthorn Vctr Astl at age 73, and was buried on 12 Jul 1921 in Brighton Vctr, Astl.

General Notes: William's farther William Webb was listed as being a gardner at his birth
William Alfred had an illegitimate son his name was Louis W alter born April 1868. Margaret Jones Louis' mother Mary Anne Gwyer was informant here.
Extract from Victoria and it's Metropolis past and present 1888 quote: Webb William Alfred is a Native of Tasmania Who came to Melbourne in 1869, Where he was first employed as manager o f a meat preserving company for two years after which he went back to Tasmania.
In 1882 he returned to Melbourne and commenced business as a cash butcher, and exporter of fat stock to Tasmania, to which colony he now sends about 50,000 sheep per annum.
His other branch of the trade has so extended that he now has ten retail cash butcher shops in and about Melbourne his business being known generallyas the Tasmanian butchery company.
William eventually owned 23 shops and served as Mayor of Richmond, an inner suburb of Melbourne. (info from Maria Phillips Healsville Vic)

William married Harriet Ann Coburg Propsting on 14 Mar 1870 in Warwick Street Hobart, daughter of James Propsting and Harriet Coburg Royer. Harriet was born on 23 Jul 1846 in Knightsbridge London England and died on 31 Dec 1919 in Hawthorn Melbourne Vic at age 73.

+ 266 F i. Hannah Coburg Bispham Webb was born on 22 Mar 1871 in Richmond Victoria and died in 1899 in Victoria at age 28.

+ 267 F ii. Clara Maria May Webb was born on 26 Jan 1872 in Richmond Victoria, was christened on 22 Jun 1872 in Richmond Victoria, and died on 21 Aug 1897 in Richmond Victoria at age 25.

William married Lelia Davis in 1912 in Victoria Australia, daughter of Unknown and Unknown.

Harriet married William Ernest Simpson in 1905 in Victoria Australia, son of Unknown and Unknown. William was born on an unknown date and died on 6 Jun.

+ 271 M vi. Royer Bispham Webb was born on 28 May 1881 in Hobart Tasmania and died in 1931 in Victoria at age 50.

+ 272 F vii. Maria Mead Webb was born on 9 Jan 1883 in South Melbourne Victoria and died in 1916 at age 33.

+ 273 M viii. Edwin Henry Webb was born on 7 Aug 1885 in South Melbourne Victoria, died on 14 Jan 1966 in Healesville Victoria Aus at age 80, and was buried on 17 Jan 1966 in Rye Victoria.

William had a relationship with Margaret Ellen Jones, daughter of Robert Jones and Sarah Blinkworth. Margaret was born on 30 Jul 1849.

148. Edwin John Webb was born on 12 Dec 1849 in Hobart Tasmania, was christened on 21 Mar 1850 in Weslyan Church Hobart, died in Bagdad Tasmania, and was buried on 3 Oct 1899 in St Marks Church Pontville. The cause of his death was pneumonia.

General Notes: Williams Occupation at this time was overseer to N Rupart e esq.
Residence. Tas Gov. Gazette 25th March 1884 shows Edwin John Webb as owner occupier of far 'Cornelian Hill'
12th Feb 1884 assesment roll for Bothwell shows farm at Apsley Registered to Edwin John as Owner Occupier
Edwin John, Sarah and Cecil are all buried at ST. Marks Pontville.
Their Grand Daughter Cora Madge and Great Grandson Robert John
were buried with them in later years.
Taken from the Mercury:
Pontville, Friday.
The Funeral of the late Mr. Edwin J Webb this morning formed an imposing cortege. Forty vehicles followed the hearse. And after them came a few horsemen and a long line of followers on foot. The service was conducted by the Rector, the Rev. S. H. Hughes, and St Mark's choir, with Mr. Wilmore as organist, supplied the music prescribed for the ceremonies.

Burial notes: After his fathers death Edwin took over the lease of 'Strathbarton' and in 1883 purchased 'Picton' which was Bell's grant. He was negotiating to buy 'Strathbarton' as well but developed Pneumonia and died aged 49yrs.
Research Notes: Wise's Trade Directory 1918 lists
Apsley E.J.Webb Blackmarsh Station Owner

Edwin married Sarah Fisher on 23 Sep 1870 in Oatlands Tasmania, daughter of Joseph Snr Fisher and Rosannah Stanfield. Sarah was born on 25 Jun 1846 in Parki Apsley and died on 21 Oct 1924 in St Marks Church Pontville at age 78.

275 F i. Un-Named Webb was born on 9 Aug 1875 in Green Ponds and died on 12 Dec 1875 in Green Ponds.

+ 276 M ii. Edwin John Webb was born on 12 Jul 1877 in Strathbarton Tasmania and died on 4 May 1950 in Apsley Tasmania at age 72.

277 M iii. William Henry Webb was born on 5 Feb 1880 in Hobart and died on 5 Nov 1880 in Green Ponds.

278 M iv. Cecil Hobart Webb was born on 15 Mar 1884 in Bagdad C/E, died on 2 Sep 1909 in Highbury Hospital Hobart at age 25, and was buried in St Marks Anglican Pontville.

Cecil married Mona Bernice Sibley on 17 Mar 1909 in St Mary's Church Kempton, daughter of Charles Ernest Sibley and Mary Ann Amelia Cleland. Mona was born on 14 Aug 1887 in Hamilton, died on 27 Feb 1968 at age 80, and was buried in Cornelian Bay Cemetery. Another name for Mona was Hilda.

Marriage Notes: Tasmanian Federation Index
Registration Year 1909
Registration Number 215
In the Mercury 16th April 1909

150. Amy Maria Hallam was born on 11 Sep 1863 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 20 Jun 1947 at age 83, and was buried on 23 Jun 1947 in Cornelian Bay.

General Notes: Brief Record Details

First names : Amy Maria
Surname : HULL
Age : 83
Date of death :
Service type : Cremation
Service date : 23-Jun-1947
Last residence : HOBART
Grave location -
Cemetery : Cornelian Bay
Area or denomination : Wesley
Section : J
Site number : Number 89,

Amy married Richard Heywood on 18 Feb 1885 in John Hallam's House. Richard was born in 1846 and died on 2 May 1886 at age 40.

Amy next married Henry Evelyn Butler Hull on 20 Dec 1893 in Brides Home, Newtown. Henry was born on 14 Sep 1871, died on 7 Dec 1903 at age 32, and was buried on 8 Dec 1903 in Cornelian Bay.

280 F i. Marjorie Amy Hull was born on 7 Feb 1895 in Hobart Tasmania, was christened s, and was buried on 7 May 1976 in Cornelian Bay Tasmania.

+ 281 M ii. Reginald Henry Hull was born in 1897, died in Triabunna Tasmania, and was buried on 7 Jul 1967.

282 F iii. Jessie Hull was born on 10 Aug 1899 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 4 Sep 1985 at age 86, and was buried on 6 Sep 1985 in Cornelian Bay.

151. John Alfred Hallam was born on 17 Aug 1865 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 21 Feb 1933 at age 67, and was buried on 22 Feb 1933 in Cornelian Bay.

General Notes: Obituary: The Mercury. Took a keen interest in local government and was a member and later chairman of the Moonah Town Board. It was not until about seven years ago that he became a member of the Glenorchy Council, but during his period of five years at the Council he made a name for himself as one of the most capable men who had represented the ratepayers of the municipality. His council was invariably sound and there was widespread regret when he found it necessary to resign about two years ago. He held office as treasurer of the council. He was an undoubted authority on matters relating to Glenorchy and his vgiews were respected throughout the district. In his younger days he was employed by the council as an inspector and collector. At one time, he was a storekeeper at Glenorchy and for some years was associated with the Hobart legal firm of Messrs. Roberts and Allport.

His funeral at Cornelian Bay on 22 Feb 1933 was also reported. It was conducted by the Rev'd L.E. Wilkinson of the New Town Methodist Church and his sons Leonard, Archie, Ralph and Ray were listed as chief mourners. Many dignataries including the Premier, J.C.McPhee. tje Mayor of Hobart, J.J.Wignall and the Warden of Glenorchy, B.Watkins MHA were also present.
Life of:. Was a member of the Ramblers Bicycle club at the same time Thomas Frederick was captain.

1915 Electoral Roll tells us that John Alfred was living at Kempton and was a Council Clerk
Was a member of the Ramblers Bicycle club at the same time Thomas Frederick was captain.

Brief Record Details

First names : John Alfred
Surname : HALLAM
Age : 68
Date of death :
Service type : Burial
Service date : 22-Feb-1933
Last residence : MOONAH
Grave location -
Cemetery : Cornelian Bay
Area or denomination : UMET
Section : B
Site number : Number 7,

John married Henrietta Forsyth on 1 Oct 1895 in St Davids Church Hobart. Henrietta was born about 1871, was christened in 1871, and was buried on 18 Oct 1935 in Cornelian Bay.

+ 283 M i. John Leonard Hallam was born on 24 Oct 1898 in 'ash Comte' Roope St Newtown and died on 4 May 1933 in Launceston Tasmania at age 34.

+ 285 M iii. Harry Derwent Hallam was born on 1 Sep 1904 in Moonah Tasmania and died on 16 Mar 1976 in Rupert Avenue Launceston at age 71.

+ 286 M iv. Alfred Ernest Hallam was born on 18 Apr 1910 in Albert Road Moonah, died on 14 Aug 1976 at age 66, and was buried on 16 Aug 1976 in Derwent Gardens Cornelian Bay.

287 M v. Archibald Wellard Hallam was born on 17 Nov 1911 in Albert Road Moonah and was buried on 1 Mar 1942 in Cornelian Bay. The cause of his death was Tuberculosis.

288 M vi. Stanley Raymond Hallam was born on 25 Feb 1917 in Albert Road Moonah Tasmania and died on 26 Jun 1943 in Thialand at age 26. The cause of his death was Murdered by the Japanese whilst suffering maleria and enteritis.

153. Frank Rupert Hallam was born on 5 Dec 1869 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 2 Jun 1959 in Nelson Hospital Nelson New Zealand at age 89, and was buried in Wakapuaka Cemetery Nelson New Zealand.. The cause of his death was Bronco-Pneumonia and Senility.

General Notes: went to New Zealand and had a big family over there.
After leaving school Frank worked as a Tailor.
Unfortunately he could only get half a crown for a coat or jacket.
He enjoyed cutting more than sewing.
When he was quite young Frank Brought land somewhere out of Richmond for 2 shillings an Acre, He then sold it for 2/6 an Acre.

Frank And Nellie were the first people in Motueka to have electricity, previous was gas light but being very wealthy they got electricity , ALSO they had hot and cold running water in the bedroom where as others had a bowl and jug. they also had a Nannie and she also worked in the kitchen..Rich or what. They lived in the huge house on the hill Motueka and in 1925 approx moved to 3 Harper Street Nelson
Grand father had a car company in Nelson main street at that. UNIVERSAL CAR COMPANY and sold petrol in 1 gallon tins that was before pumps were invented.

Letter from Bertha to Frank.
"Wishing you a Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year.
There is no need to tell you what place is on the back of this. The third person is my niece, Ethel Von Bibra who is living with me and has been for over two years.
Dora Ivenis who I had for an age is married to Harry Smith. You are getting quite a large family around you. I wish you would have all your photos taken in a group and send us with the names and ages of the children. We are all fairly well. Father cannot stand any trouble and he gets very low spirited. Much love from us all to you all
B.E.Hallam"

1911 Orchard Inspector, Manuka Street Nelson NZ
1915 Orchardist, Miriri
1928-1931 Company Manager, Harper Street Nelson NZ
1937-1943 Farmer, Richmond NZ

THE COLONIST NELSON NEW ZEALAND 4.3.1916
A SHOCKING ACCIDENT
MOTOR COLIDES WITH TRAIN
TWO MEN FATALLY INJURED
ANOTHER SERIOUSLY HURT

The rail crossing at Annesbrook was the scene of a shocking accident yesterday afternoon. A motor car , containing 4 male occupants, was proceeding from Nelson to Motueka via the Rocks road, and collided with the down town train from Belgrove due in town at 1.40pm.
The occupants of the care were Messrs F R Hallam, orchadist of Tasman P. B. Lomax, land agent of Motueka, H.D. Pine of St Albans Christchurch. And R Havlock Green of Moorhouse Ave Christchurch.
The two last named gentlemen it is understood were being taken to view some orchid properties in the Motueka district.

The car which was being driven by Mr Hallam was traveling at a fair rate of speed, and struck one of the waggons near the engine with tremendous force, swerving the car round. Whether it was the first or second waggon does not seem clear and some person's state that the car appeared to strike between the waggons.
Before this crossing is reached trains speed up in order to pull up the incline of Jenkin`s Hill, and the train was therefore traveling at a considerable accelerated pace.
The car was wrecked and the occupants were thrown out in all directions The driver it is stated, was thrown across the opening between the two waggons and landed on the Stoke side of the track . Except for some slight abrasions on the right arm, and a severe shaking, he escaped unhurt.
The others were seriously hurt, and Messrs Pine and Green sustained injuries from which they succumbed after their admission to the hospital.
It is stated that Messrs Green and Lomax were carried over the cattle stop about a chain up the line. The train was brought to a standstill, and first aid was rendered Nurse Field of Richmond and Dr Marshall a visitor to the district who were passengers on the train, Drs Lucas and Johnston were summoned, and were promptly on the scene. The injured men were made as comfortable as circumstances permitted and were brought into town in the guard van. The van was then taken back to the Hampden street crossing and the injured men were removed to the hospital
Messrs Pine and Green, being the most seriously injured, at once received the attention of the Resident Surgeon (Dr Jamieson) and Drs Lucars and Johnston. But Mr Pine, whose injuries at first were thought only to consist of a badly crushed toe, gradually sank, and died at four o`clock, probable from internal injuries, as there was a depression in the chest above the heart.

Mr Green sustained terrible injuries to the chest and abdomen, and his case from the first was regarded as hopeless. He passed away shortly before 6 o`clock.

Mr Lomax .who bore up wonderfully, in spite of his serious injuries. Had his left leg cut through below the knee bone being severed and the flesh badly crushed. He also sustained a punctured wound under the arm, and severe head wounds. When enquiries were made at the hospital at a late hour last night it was learnt that Mr Loamax`s leg was in a serious condition but that there was a chance that amputation might not be necessary.

Speaking to a relative at the Hospital last night. Mr Lomax said that he was lucky to escape with his life., and that he was being carried on the cow catcher of the locomotive when the thought flashed on his mind that he should roll off, which he did and as he put it in time to save my life but not my leg. This statement conflicts with other accounts as to the point of contact between train and car.

It is stated that the driver and fireman on the engine observed the car approaching, and whistled vigorously but, the driver of the car did not hear the warning signals until to late to pull up the car. Mr Hallam states that as soon as he observed the train he put on the brakes, but was unable to avert the accident.
The Annesbrook crossing has been the scene of several accidents.
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THE COLONIST NELSON. NEW ZEALAND 16.3.1916
Criminal Business Annesbrook Fatalities
This morning Frank Rupert Hallam driver of a motor car which collided with a train At the Annesbrook crossing on Friday March 3rd 1916 will be charged with manslaughter by causing the deaths of Horace Daniel Pine and A E Havelock Green
Mr C R Fell will appear for the crown and Mr T M Wilford( Wellington) with him Mr C J Harley for the accused.

SUPREME COURT

Nelson Wednesday June 21 1916
Before Mr. Justice Hosking

CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER

ACCUSED ACQUITTED

Frank Rupert Hallam, was charged with having committed manslaughter by causing on March 3rd 1916, the death of Horace Daniel Pine and Arthur Edward Havelock- Green, further, with causing the deaths of the persons named by the nomission without lawful excuse to observe a legal duty when approaching a railway crossing by failing to slacken speed to a pace not exceeding 10 miles an hour: and further with causing the deaths of the persons named by failing to keep a vigilant look-out for the train.

The case was tried at the March sittings of the Supreme Court, when the jury disagreed. The following comprised the jury:---

R.A. Davidson, C.B. Harman, J.M. Stains, J.G. Cross, H.S Robinson, L.H. Graham, J.H. Edmonson, T Ross, A.T. Akehurst, G.J.White, J. Shea, and H.B. Bolton. Mr. Robinson was chosen as foreman.

Mr. C.R. Fell appeared for the crown and Mr. T.M. Wilford for the accused, who pleaded not guilty.
Mr. Fell, in opening, stated that on March 3rd last, the accused, with three other men, was driving a motor car from Nelson to Motueka. On reaching the Annsbrook crossing the car collided with the train, which was coming in the opposite direction and Messrs Pine and Green unfortunately were killed.

Clarice Erskine, who resides near the Annsbrook crossing, stated that she observed a car travelling faster than the ordinary rate towards the crossing and also saw the train coming in the opposite direction. Shortly afterwards she heard the crash.

John Morris Stevens, engine driver, gave evidence in regard to the sounding the usual whistles, and stated that when he first saw the car the engine was about 30 yards from the crossing. The car was travelling about 15 miles an hour and he expected it to stop. By His Honour. He had seen cars travelling faster than the accused toward the crossing.
Continuing: Witness said that when he saw the car was not going to stop he shut off steam and applied the brakes. The car struck the train between the first and second wagon from the engine.

Dr Jamieson gave evidence as to the injuries and deaths of the deceased.

William Wilson, guard stated that he felt the bump of the collision. He described the position of the men on the road after they had been thrown out of the car.
Henry William Schwass ganger, who arrived at the scene of the accident three quarters of an hour after it had happened, gave evidence in regard to the position of the car as it lay on the cattle stop. The brake was off.
Vincent J James Crequer, motor expert with 12 years experience, stated that when the accused car left the commercial garage the brakes were in good order. The foot brake being particularly fierce. The latter should pull up a car going 20 miles an hour in 30 ft one going 10 miles an hour in a car's length. On the day of the accident he saw the car at the Annsbrook crossing. The hand brake was off but it might have been put back either by hand or by the impact of the collision. The back tires bore evidence of the foot brake having been applied, pieces of the rubber being worn off.

Cross examined by Mr. Wilford, witness said that the accused could stop the car without
moving his hands from the wheel. The crossing at Annsbrook was the most dangerous for motors that he had ever seen. If a car pulled up a yard or so as a precaution before reaching the line it would not be possible after getting way on to get across if a train came out of the cutting from the Nelson side at 20 miles an hour.
His Honour: How should anyone ever get across then?
Mr. Wilford: I don't know. A suggestion has been made that an overhead bridge should be erected there.
Witness replying to further questions by Mr. Wilford, stated that from the damage to the lamps and the condition of the dumb irons, the car was within two ft of coming to a standstill. In his opinion the brakes were on at the time of the accident.
By Mr Fell: When the car left the garage the week before the accident the clutch was in good order.

Constable Mc Gregor put in certain measurements taken after the accident. He also related an interview he had with the accused at the Commercial Hotel after the accident. Mr. Wilford objected to witness being allowed to say what the accused had said then, contending that he was in a distressed state of mind at the time. His Honour said the evidence could be admittedfor what it was worth. Mr. Wilford could cross-examine if he desired.

Cross-Examined by Mr. Wilford, witness said that the accused was very distraught when he was questioned by witness about the accident.
The evidence of Percy Lomax. One of the occupants of the car was read.
This was the case for the Crown.
The accused then went into the witness box and gave evidence. He stated that the car was in good order, having come out of the garage, the week previously. He came to Motueka to oblige Mr. Lomax, and had no interest in the mission whatever. He knew the Annsbrook crossing was dangerous and he was once nearly run over there when on a bicycle. He knew every inch of the road, having travelled it hundreds of times. On his way out he kept a look-out on both sides for trains. The average height of the hedge along the west side of the road which obscured the view of the train was about 10ft 6 ins. Before he came to the crossing he took his foot off the accelerator to slow down, as a natural precaution, as it was impossible to see any train. When he got to within 25 yards of the crossing there was no engine in sight. The speed of the car was gradually diminishing, and he was keeping a sharp look out, when suddenly the engine appeared on the cattle stops. He released the clutch, slapped on the foot brake and reached for the hand brake.
He expected the car to stop, but some part touched the train, and that was all he remembered. Since the accident the hedge on the right hand side of the road, going out had been cut back, giving a clear view except for a house. The danger on the left hand side of the road remained.
Cross examined the accused denied that he was traveling much faster than he had stated. He was watching for danger on the cutting side.
By Mr. Wilford: If he had been going faster he would have got over the line. Charles John Harley, solicitor, stated that he knew the Annsbrook Crossing as an exceedingly dangerous one from either side. At the time of the accident there was a high hedge on the right hand side going out, except for gaps in the hedge, which one flashed past. On the left hand side the train comes out of the cutting, which is the dangerous side. He considered it more dangerous to stop when near the line and start again than to keep on. The cutting down of the hedge had improved the view, and if the hedge had been cut down at the time now in question the accident would not have occurred The accused recalled, stated that he did not hear the engine whistle.

This was the case for the defence;
His Honour asked whether Mr. Fell desired all the counts to be submitted to the jury.
Mr. Fell said he did not mind.
His Honour said that from the evidence of Mr. Harley if the railway rules were observed at this particular place they would lead into trouble.
Mr. Fell said that he would withdraw all the counts except the general issue of manslaughter. Mr Wilford then proceeded to address the jury. It was not he said, for the counsel for the defence to prove the accused innocent: It was for the Crown to find him guilty. He asked which witness for the Crown had proved that the accused did not exercise proper care. The accused had not driven at an excessive pace. If he had he would have got over the crossing. The evidence of the engine driver showed that the accused was keeping a look out and was not reckless. The accused who was driving his own car, had only remarked that morning that there would be an accident at the crossing some day. Was it likely, asked Mr. Wilford that after that the accused would be reckless and risk his own life, the life of his friend (Mr. Lomax) and the lives of the two strangers, besides his own car? It was preposterous. He invited his learned friend to point out in the evidence where negligence and callousness was shown. The jury had direction, and it rested with them absolutely to say whether the accused was guilty of negligence which caused the manslaughter. Mr. Fell said it was for the jury to say whether the accused used reasonable care and diligence.
The smash occurred, and the question was, whether the accused was responsible. He submitted that if the accused had been travelling at the pace he said he was, there would never have been any accident at all. The Crown contended that the accused had not exercised reasonable care and was therefore guilty.

His Honour, in summing up dealt with the law of manslaughter. There were he said many graduations of manslaughter, but it was not for the jury to consider them. They had to consider whether the accused took reasonable precautions in approaching the railway crossing. If they found he did not, then he was guilty, what ever the consequences. The jury had to consider what a reasonable man would do in the circumstances at that crossing. They had to consider whether the outlook demanded by the law had been kept in proportion to the extreme danger of the Annsbrook crossing. It was almost incredible to think that a man, after speaking about the crossing, was not thinking about it as he approached it. If the jury were of opinion that the accused took reasonable precautions in approaching the crossing, they would of course, find him not guilty, and if they were unable to decide whether he had taken reasonable precautions, they should give the accused the benefit of the doubt.

After 40inutes retirement the jury returned and the verdict of Not Guilty.

Frank married Ellenor Tier on 22 Dec 1899 in Sydney NSW. Ellenor was born on 1 Sep 1879 in Queen Street Moruya Nsw, died on 24 Mar 1934 in 3 Harper Street Nelson New Zealand at age 54, and was buried in Wakapuaka Cemetary Nelson New Zealand. The cause of her death was Heart Attack. Another name for Ellenor was Nellie.

Marriage Notes: Witnesses to Marriage. Alice Page and E. Attenborough witnessed the marriage at the Congregational Church 157 Elizabeth Street Sydney.

+ 289 M i. Laurence Wellard Hallam was born on 20 May 1901 in 113 Warwick Street Hobart and died on 7 Jan 1979 in Orewa Aukland New Zealand at age 77.

290 M ii. Frank Archer Hallam was born on 20 Sep 1906 in Masterton New Zealand, died on 26 Feb 1986 in Greenlane Hospital Auckland New Zealand at age 79, and was buried on 28 Feb 1986 in Waikumete Cemetery Auckland New Zealand.

+ 291 F iii. Mary Margaret Mahala Hallam was born on 25 Jan 1908 in Motueka Nelson New Zealand and died 7th Jan 1997 in New Zealand at age 88.

+ 292 M iv. John Rupert Hallam was born on 4 Oct 1909 in Motueka Nelson New Zealand and died on 6 Oct 1991 in Remurea Auckland New Zealand at age 82.

293 F v. Theresa Hallam was born in 1911 in New Zealand and died in 1911. The cause of her death was Still born.

+ 294 F vi. Josephine Ursla Hallam was born on 3 Apr 1913 in Motueka Nelson New Zealand and died on 26 Sep 2006 in a nursing home in Nelson NZ at age 93.

+ 295 M vii. Thomas Patrick Hallam was born on 30 Jun 1916 in Motueka Nelson New Zealand, died on 17 Mar 1997 in Nambour Nursing Home, Queensland at age 80, and was buried on 21 Mar 1997 in Kulangoor Cemetery Queensland.

+ 297 F ix. Constance Mona Hallam was born on 19 Jan 1918 in Motueka Nelson New Zealand, died on 22 Apr 1998 in North Shore Hospital North Shore NZ at age 80, and was buried on 27 Apr 1998 in Snapper Rock Cemetery North Shore NZ.

298 M x. Denis Peter Hallam was born on 29 Apr 1919 in Motueka Nelson New Zealand, died on 2 Jul 1998 in Christchurch New Zealand. at age 79, and was buried in Wakapuaka Cemetery Nelson New Zealand..

General Notes: Had a hard marriage with Elson Bond, divorced him and later remarried.
Eventually went to live with her Son Jack and his English wife in England and it is believed she died there.

Elsie married Elson William Bond on 1 Jan 1904 in John Hallam's House, son of William Bond and Henrietta Charlott Moore. Elson was born in Tasmania, died on 1 Jun 1925 in Nelson New Zealand, and was buried on 3 Jun 1925 in Hillsborough Cemetery Auckland Area 1, Block E, Lot 74. The cause of his death was drowned him self.

Leslie married Eliza Victoria Judd on 22 Mar 1907 in Masterton NZ. Eliza died in 1957 in Chatswood N S W.

159. Emily Jane Hallam was born on 26 May 1859 in Glenorchy Tasmania, died in Feb 1911 at age 51, and was buried on 19 Feb 1911 in Cornelian Bay Tasmania.

General Notes: Brief Record Details

First names : Emily jane
Surname : SEMMELHAACK
Age : 51
Date of death :
Service type : Burial
Service date : 19-Feb-1911
Last residence : PARK
Grave location -
Cemetery : Cornelian Bay
Area or denomination : Wesley
Section : G
Site number : Number 93,

Emily married Henry Julius Semmelhaack on 1 Jan 1885 in Wesleyan Church Glenorchy. Henry was born in 1859.

160. Charles William Hallam was born on 8 Jan 1861 in Glenorchy Tasmania, died on 21 Jan 1942 at age 81, and was buried on 23 Jan 1942 in Cornelian Bay.

General Notes: After his fathers death Millbrook and the Surrounding 24 Acres was left to Charles William.
It was run successfully as an Orchard and exporting business.
Unfortunatley in the 1920's Apple prices fell and many orchardists found themselves with greatley reduced incomes as neither mainland nor Britian would take Tasmanian fruit.
There was great difficulty struggling to pay overdue rates and in 1923 the Council ordered the property be seized and sold for payment of back rates. The Hallams were not the only family in the district this happened to as many properties were seized and sold or subdivided into smaller sections for industrial use.

Brief Record Details

First names : Charles William
Surname : HALLAM
Age : 81
Date of death :
Service type : Burial
Service date : 23-Jan-1942
Last residence : HOBART
Grave location -
Cemetery : Cornelian Bay
Area or denomination : Methodist
Section : FF
Site number : Number 80,

+ 305 M i. Ivor Charles Holly Hallam was born on 21 Nov 1886 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 29 Dec 1972 at age 86, and was buried on 30 Dec 1972 in Cornelian Bay.

+ 306 M ii. Cecil John Hallam was born on 21 May 1888 in Hobart Tasmania, died 29th Dec 1969 at age 81, and was buried on 31 Dec 1969 in Cornelian Bay Cemetery.

+ 307 F iii. Daisy Holly Hallam was born on 19 Sep 1891 in Hobart Tasmania and died in 1964 in Ivanhoe at age 73.

308 M iv. Athol Thomas Holly Hallam was born on 5 Sep 1893 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 4 Jul 1941 at age 47, and was buried on 5 Jul 1941 in Cornelian Bay.

+ 309 M v. Charles William Holly Hallam was born on 22 Jul 1896 in Hobart Tasmania and died 6th Jul 1969 at age 72.

162. Thomas Frederick Hallam was born on 17 Jun 1865 in Hobart, died on 6 Jun 1933 in 7.25am train from Glenorchy at age 67, and was buried on 8 Jun 1933 in Cornelian Bay Tasmania.

General Notes: Pennyfarthing champion
With George Tazewell formed The Hallam Cycle & Motor Co. in 1898.
Motorcycles were advertised in 1907
From the Mercury June 6th 1933
Collapse on train
While travelling to Hobart on the 7.25 a.m. train from Glenorchy yesterday, Mr Frederick Thomas Hallam aged 67 years collapsed suddenly and died.
Mr Hallam was for many years engaged as a fruit inspector on the Hobart Wharves and was for some time had been senior Wharf inspector.

Mr C.H King of Glenorchy was travelling in the same compartment on the train as Mr Hallam, and noticed his fellow passenger who was reading the morning paper, sag forward in his seat. He seemed to expire almost immediately. On the arrival of the train in Hobart Mr King notified the Guard Mr T Marshall who reported the matter to the police, and the body was removed to the morgue.
As young man Mr Hallam was a champion cyclist, and put up some excellent performances, particularly in long distance events. For several years he was the leading rider in Tasmania on the old fashioned High Bicycles, and he als excelled in the sport when the more modern Safety Machines were adopted.
One of his best performances was that of riding 100 miles in 9hrs 9 minutes. He was contemporary of Messers A. J Golding, C. M Barlow, R. O. Bishop and A. Reynolds and represented Tasmania in important Cycling contests on the Mainland. Mr Hallam's Association with Cycling extended over more than two decades and he was prominent in the sport up until the end of last century.

Mr Hallam was a useful footballer in his day, and captained the Victoria team, a combination of Glenorchy and Newtown players. He also played with Colebrook in the Tasmanian football Association. He was a good long distance runner and won several mile races on Tasmanian Tracks.

Mr Hallam's wife survives him, as do his six sons and a daughter.
The Funeral takes place at Cornelian Bay Cemetary tomorrow Thursday afternoon.

Reference to the death of Mr Hallam was made at a meeting of the Glenorchy Council yesterday and it was decided to send a letter of Condolence to his relatives.

Trophy Picture is won by Thomas Frederick For bike race Launceston to Granton 10th November 1884.

Brief Record Details

First names : Thomas Frederick
Surname : HALLAM
Age : 67
Date of death :
Service type : Burial
Service date : 8-Jun-1933
Last residence : GLENORCHY
Grave location -
Cemetery : Cornelian Bay
Area or denomination : Methodist
Section : E
Site number : Number 60,

Thomas married Emily Annie Winch on 25 Sep 1890 in Davey Street Wesleyan Church Hobart, daughter of Joseph Winch and Annie Maria Grubb. Emily was born on 1 Feb 1866, died on 10 Mar 1942 at age 76, and was buried on 12 Mar 1942 in Cornelian Bay.

310 M i. Frederick Clarence Hallam was born on 12 Jul 1891 in Hobart Tasmania and died on 27 Jun 1972 at age 80.

Frederick married Ida Maude Burleigh on 16 Apr 1916 in Bristol England. Ida was born in England.

+ 311 M ii. Tennyson Charles Hallam was born on 6 Nov 1892 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 8 Jun 1938 in Richmnd Victoria at age 45, and was buried in Fawkner Cemetery, Melbourne.

+ 312 M iii. Thomas Joseph Hallam was born on 10 Jan 1894 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 3 Aug 1954 at age 60, and was buried on 5 Aug 1954.

+ 313 M iv. Ernest Stanley Winch Hallam was born on 20 May 1895 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 30 Aug 1959 at age 64, and was buried on 1 Sep 1959 in Cornelian Bay Cemetery.

+ 314 M v. Keith Holly Hallam was born on 16 Sep 1896 in Sandy Bay Tasmania and died on 8 Feb 1980 in Toorak Melbourne Victoria at age 83.

+ 315 F vi. Thelma Annie Hallam was born on 23 Nov 1899 in Hobart Tasmania and died on 20 Apr 1990 at age 90.

+ 316 M vii. Colin Ambrose Hallam was born on 8 Oct 1901 in Glenorchy Tasmania, died on 12 Sep 1938 in Hobart Tasmania at age 36, and was buried on 13 Sep 1938 in Derwent Gardens Cornelian Bay.

163. Rosina Matilda Hallam was born on 29 Apr 1868 in Hobart, died on 2 Jun 1943 at age 75, and was buried on 4 Jul 1943 in Cornelian Bay.

General Notes: Brief Record Details

First names : Rosina Matilda
Surname : NEILSON
Age : 71
Date of death :
Service type : Burial
Service date : 4-Jul-1942
Last residence : MONTROSE
Grave location -
Cemetery : Cornelian Bay
Area or denomination : Methodist
Section : FF
Site number : Number 94,
death date recorded as 1942 headstone says 1943

317 M i. Cyril William Hallam was born on 28 Nov 1905 in Rescue Home Lansdowne Crescent Hobart.

Rosina next married Bend Bono Neilson on 23 Apr 1908 in Congregational Church Newtown.

318 F i. Bertha Ruth Neilson died on 26 Mar 1965 and was buried on 29 Mar 1965 in Cornelian Bay.

Bertha married Duncan Mercer Henderson. Duncan died on 27 Nov 1990 and was buried on 30 Nov 1990 in Cornelian Bay.

164. Ruth Esther Hallam was born on 28 Sep 1869 in Glenorchy Tasmania and died in 1899 in Strahan Tasmania at age 30.

Ruth married Walter Fortnam Rider on 14 Dec 1898 in Thomas Hallam's House, son of Henry Fortnam Rider and Emma Wheatley. Walter was born 19th Sept 1867 in Brighton Tasmania.

321 M ii. Holly Hallam Walter Rider was born on 2 Nov 1900 in 61 Lansdowne Crescent West Hobart.

165. Walter Edward Hallam was born on 10 Nov 1871 in Glenorchy Tasmania, died on 14 Jun 1929 at age 57, and was buried on 15 Jun 1929 in Cornelian Bay Tasmania.

General Notes: Address. 1921 electoral roll
53 Bay Road Newtown and occupation is given as Orchardist

Brief Record Details

First names : Walter Edward
Surname : HALLAM
Age : 58
Date of death :
Service type : Burial
Service date : 15-Jun-1929
Last residence : NEW TOWN
Grave location -
Cemetery : Cornelian Bay
Area or denomination : Wesley
Section : G
Site number : Number 22,

Walter married Mabel Emma Amelia Luckstone on 23 Jun 1897 in Wesleyan Parsonage, daughter of John Charles Luckstone and Fanny Amelia Thompson. Mabel was born in 1878 and was buried on 24 Dec 1912 in Cornelian Bay. The cause of her death was blood poisoning.

322 M i. Cyril Roy Hallam was born on 15 Apr 1899 in Hobart Tasmania, died 22nd Jan 1916 at age 16, and was buried on 25 Jan 1916 in Cornelian Bay.

323 U ii. Unknown Hallam was born in 1898 and died in 1898. The cause of her death was Still Born.

+ 324 M iii. Walter Edward Horace Hallam was born 28th Dec 1900, died 22nd Feb 1963 at age 62, and was buried on 25 Feb 1963 in Cornelian Bay Tasmania..

Walter next married Edith Beatrice Mahoney on 1 Jan 1919 in Methodist Parsonage Hobart.

167. Amelia May Hallam was born on 6 Mar 1876 in Glenorchy Tasmania and died in 1960 at age 84.

Amelia married Clarence Albert Fremlin on 14 Feb 1901 in Wesleyan Church Glenorchy, son of Albert Fremlin and Annie Luxford. Clarence was born in 1867 and died in 1942 at age 75.

326 F ii. Ida Clarice Fremlin was born on 13 Feb 1910 in Kensington Street Glenorchy.

168. Herbert Stanley Hallam was born on 25 Sep 1878 in Glenorchy Tasmania and died on 8 Jul 1965 in Cornelian Bay at age 86.

General Notes: Lived at 520 Main Road Montrose
On the 1922 Electoral Roll Herbert Stanley was listed as a Dental Mechanic.
Brief Record Details

First names : Herbert Stanley
Surname : HALLAM
Age : 86
Date of death :
Service type : Burial
Service date : 8-Jul-1965
Last residence : MONTROSE
Grave location -
Cemetery : Cornelian Bay
Area or denomination : Methodist
Section : FG
Site number : Number 148,

Herbert married Cicely Isabel Hurburgh on 25 Jul 1900 in Brides Parents 40 Liverpool Street Hobart, daughter of Henry Brinah Hurburgh and Annie Constance Moore. Cicely was born on 15 Oct 1879 in Hobart Tasmania and was buried on 12 Feb 1959 in Cornelian Bay.

+ 327 M i. Herbert Arthur Stanley Hallam was born on 25 Jan 1901 in Derwent Park Tasmania, died on 9 Oct 1981 at age 80, and was buried on 12 Oct 1981 in Derwent Gardens Cornelian Bay.

+ 328 M ii. Lodewyk Bertram Hallam was born on 7 Jan 1902 in Glenorchy Tasmania, died on 5 Dec 1977 in Hobart Tasmania at age 75, and was buried on 7 Dec 1977 in Cornelian Bay Tasmania..

329 M iii. Clarendon Floyd Hallam was born on 7 Sep 1905 in Moonah Tasmania.

330 F iv. Mercia Berenice Hallam was born on 20 Feb 1907 in Derwent Park Tasmania, died on 19 May 1990 at age 83, and was buried in Cornelian Bay Cemetery.

331 M v. Clyde Vernon Hallam was born on 9 Nov 1909 in Derwent Park Nurse Cottons and was buried on 23 May 1977 in Derwent Gardens Cornelian Bay.

Clyde married Edna Young, daughter of Unknown and Elsie. Edna was born on 5 Oct 1915 and died on 21 Mar 2006 in Rosary Gardens at age 90.

333 F vii. Unknown Hallam was born on 17 Feb 1915 in Burnett St Private Hospital North Hobart.

+ 334 F viii. Pauline Olga Hallam was born on 20 May 1918 in Burnett Street Hobart, died on 28 Apr 2001 at age 82, and was buried on 3 May 2001 in Cornelian Bay Cemetery.

169. Florence Alberta Hallam was born on 28 Oct 1879 in Glenorchy Tasmania and was buried on 25 Aug 1964 in Cornelian Bay Tasmania.

General Notes: Florry and Arthur were the last couple to be married in the Old Chapel at the corner of Chapel Street and Main Road Glenorchy.

Brief Record Details

First names : Florrie Alberta
Surname : DENNIS
Age : 84
Date of death :
Service type : Burial
Service date : 25-Aug-1964
Last residence : NEW TOWN
Grave location -
Cemetery : Cornelian Bay
Area or denomination : Wesley
Section : K
Site number : Number 98,

Florence married Arthur Walter Dennis on 30 Apr 1908 in Glenorchy Tasmania, son of Charles Dennis and Elizabeth Taylor. Arthur was born in 1877 in Longford, Tasmania and was buried on 7 Mar 1925 in Cornelian Bay.

+ 336 M ii. Ronald Arthur Dennis was born in 1909 and was buried on 17 Nov 1987 in Cornelian Bay Tasmania.

+ 337 M iii. Clement Charles Dennis was born in 1910, died on 20 Aug 1988 at age 78, and was buried on 30 Sep 1988 in Cornelian Bay Tasmania.

338 M iv. Eldon Maurice Dennis was born on 16 Mar 1918 in Glenorchy Tasmania, died on 1 Jan 1943 in Papua New Guinea at age 24, and was buried in Port Moresby(Bomana) War Cemetery Papua New Guinea.

170. Joseph William Hallam was born on 18 Oct 1862 in Hobart Tasmania and died on 25 Dec 1931 in Beaconsfield Tasmania at age 69.

General Notes: 1915 Electoral Roll . All the family were listed as living at Smith Street Longford
Joseph was listed as miner and Percy William and James were listed as labourers

Joseph married Eliza Guttridge on 11 Apr 1887 in Morven Tasmania. Eliza was born in 1859.

+ 339 F i. Emma Maud May Hallam was born on 4 Jan 1888 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 30 Apr 1938 at age 50, and was buried in Devonport Cemetery (Anglican Section).

+ 340 M ii. Percy William Hallam was born on 19 Aug 1889 in Evandale Tasmania, died on 7 Sep 1986 at age 97, and was buried on 10 Sep 1986 in Cornelian Bay Cemetery.

341 M iii. James Hallam was born on 20 Oct 1892 in Evandale Tas, died on 10 Jan 1974 at age 81, and was buried on 14 Jan 1974.

James married Una Ethel Moore. Una was born 9 Aug1902 in Kangaroo Valley Lenah V alley and was buried on 24 Jun 1988 in Cornelian Bay.

342 F iv. Ethel Hallam was born on 1 Mar 1895 in Launceston Tasmania, died 16th Dec 1967 at age 72, and was buried in Carr Villa Cem. Launceston.

174. Frederick Lewis Hallam was born on 16 Dec 1869 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 9 Jan 1924 at age 54, and was buried on 12 Jan 1924 in Cornelian Bay.

General Notes: Brief Record Details

First names : Frederick Lewis
Surname : HALLAM
Age : 54
Date of death :
Service type : Burial
Service date : 12-Jan-1923
Last residence :
Grave location -
Cemetery : Cornelian Bay
Area or denomination : Wesley
Section : K
Site number : Number 84,

Frederick married Jane Louisa Page on 28 May 1898 in Beaconsfld Tasmania, daughter of Thomas Page and Ann Lythgoe. Jane was born about 1877 in Launceston Tasmania and died on 19 Apr 1950 aged about 73.

+ 343 M i. George Henry Hallam was born on 19 Apr 1899 in Beaconsfield Tasmania, died on 19 Jul 1968 at age 69, and was buried on 23 Jul 1968 in Cremated Cornelian Bay Cemetery.

344 F ii. Eliza Maud Hallam was born on 12 Jul 1900 in Beaconsfield Tasmania.

+ 345 F iii. Ethel May Hallam was born on 9 Jun 1901 in Beaconsfield Tasmania, died in Jan 1986 in Glenorchy Tasmania at age 84, and was buried on 23 Jan 1986 in Hobart Tasmania.

+ 346 F iv. Melva Pearl Hallam was born on 12 Jul 1907 in Glenorchy Tasmania, was christened on 12 Jul 1907, died on 22 Oct 1994 in Hobart Tasmania at age 87, and was buried on 25 Oct 1994 in Cornelian Bay Cremated.

+ 347 F v. Florence Louisa Hallam was born on 3 Aug 1903 in Glenorchy Tasmania, died on 4 Oct 1952 in Hobart Tasmania at age 49, and was buried on 7 Oct 1952 in Hobart Tasmania.

+ 350 F viii. Lola Annie Hallam was born on 3 May 1913 in Montrose Road Montrose, died on 13 Jul 2003 at age 90, and was buried on 5 Aug 2003 in Cornelian Bay.

Lillias married John Jnr Buckney on 1 Jan 1896 in Glenorchy Tasmania, son of John Snr Buckney and Sarah Holly. John was born on 11 May 1873 in Hobart.

Edith married Joseph Dunkerley on 13 Jun 1895 in The House Of William Hallam. Joseph was born in 1862 and died on 19 Sep 1942 at age 80.

+ 354 F i. Edith Marion Dunkerley was born on 4 Apr 1896 in Prahran Victoria, died on 15 Dec 1965 in Woodville SA at age 69, and was buried in Curramulka South Australia.

+ 355 M ii. Herbert Claude Dunkerley was born on 25 Jan 1898 in South Yarra Victoria, died on 15 Mar 1968 in Gardenvale VIC at age 70, and was buried in Springvale Cemetery Victoria.

+ 356 M iii. Leonard Sydney Dunkerley was born on 23 Apr 1900 in Paddington New South Wales, died on 23 Feb 1933 at age 32, and was buried in Payneham South Australia.

+ 357 F iv. Ella Phyllis Dunkerley was born on 25 Mar 1907 in Adelaide South Australia, died on 3 Dec 1967 at age 60, and was buried in Campbelltown South Australia.

178. Ella Amelia Hallam was born on 13 May 1875 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 29 Sep 1950 at age 75, and was buried in Karrakatta Cemetery Western Australia.

179. Mabel Maria Hallam was born on 26 Jun 1876 in Hobart Tasmania and died 24th November 1959 in Wendy Lodge Private Hospital, Roseville, New South Wales at age 83.

General Notes: Mabel died at Wendy Lodge Private Hospital, Roseville, New South Wales.

Mabel married James Arthur Dunkerley on 22 Jan 1902 in Wesleyan Church Glenorchy. James was born in Stockport, England.

+ 363 M ii. Arthur John Dunkerley was born in 1887 and died on 24 Jun 1968 in Roseville at age 81.

180. Sydney Augustus Hallam was born on 25 Jul 1877 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 31 Oct 1954 at age 77, and was buried on 1 Nov 1954 in Cornelian Bay.

General Notes: Address: 1925 Electoral Roll 14a Gricola Street Glenorchy later moved to 105 Grove road Glenorchy.

Brief Record Details

First names : Sydney Augustus
Surname : HALLAM
Age : 77
Date of death :
Service type : Burial
Service date : 1-Nov-1954
Last residence : GLENORCHY
Grave location -
Cemetery : Cornelian Bay
Area or denomination : Wesley
Section : E
Site number : Number 58,

Sydney married Elizabeth Charlotte Grant on 11 Oct 1902 in Holy Trinity Church Hobart. Elizabeth was buried on 23 Apr 1933 in Cornelian Bay.

+ 366 M i. William Henry Hallam was born 25th July 1905 in Glenorchy Tasmania, died 29th May 1974 at age 68, and was buried on 31 May 1974 in Cornelian Bay Tasmania.

+ 367 M ii. Reginald Sydney Hallam was born on 26 Mar 1903 in Glenorchy Tasmania, died on 30 Jun 1982 at age 79, and was buried on 2 Jul 1982 in Cornelian Bay.

368 F iii. Ilene Rosetta Hallam was born on 1 Feb 1907 in Glenorchy. Another name for Ilene was Sissy.

369 F iv. Edna Elizabeth Hallam was born on 15 Oct 1919 in Agricola Street Glenorchy, died on 5 Feb 1942 at age 22, and was buried on 7 Feb 1942 in Cornelian Bay Cemetery.

181. Norman Leslie Hallam was born on 14 Jul 1879 in Hobart Tasmania, died on 20 Jan 1925 at age 45, and was buried on 22 Jan 1925 in Cornelian Bay.

General Notes: Brief Record Details

First names : Norman Leslie
Surname : HALLAM
Age : 45
Date of death :
Service type : Burial
Service date : 22-Jan-1925
Last residence :
Grave location -
Cemetery : Cornelian Bay
Area or denomination : Methodist
Section : G
Site number : Number 35,
Headstone reads as follows
Norman Leslie
Dearley Beloved Husband Of
Louie Hallam
Died @0th Jan 1925
Too far away for sight or speech
But not too far away for thoughts to reach
"Thy Will Be done"

+ 370 M i. Jack Norman Hallam was born on 19 Apr 1905 in Glenorchy Tasmania, died on 14 Jul 1988 at age 83, and was buried on 18 Jul 1988.

Minnie married Charles Arthur Sherwood on 9 Sep 1903 in Wesleyan Church Glenorchy. Charles was born in Hobart Tasmania.

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